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Electrical network analogue for determining the optimal flows in multiterminal communication networks

Electrical network analogue for determining the optimal flows in multiterminal communication networks

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An electrical network model of a multiterminal communication network is described which can be used as a special-purpose analogue computer to determine the optimal distribution of information flow. It provides an alternative to digital-computer methods for which the computation time increases very rapidly with increasing network complexity, and which are therefore impractical for large networks.

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